link in bio for a restaurant
28 Oct 2026 · 1 min read
A link in bio for a restaurant: the menu, a table, pickup, the map, and a WhatsApp chat, on one address you paste once.
The page is the card on the table
A link in bio for a restaurant replaces the second website a small kitchen rarely updates. Instagram gets one link. That link should open the menu, a way to ask for a table, pickup, and the map.
The kitchen starter on this site is built in that shape. The example is a ramen counter. You replace the name, the hours, and the links.
Menu, table, pickup, map
Point Menu at the PDF, the photo set, or the Google document you already keep current, over https. Point the map at the place. If a table request should come to you, use the booking block. The request is saved in Messages. There is no calendar grid.
WhatsApp is a wa.me button. The guest's phone opens a chat. This page does not take the order and does not message them back.
Publish when the menu matches the kitchen
Change the draft when a dish sells out. The public page changes when you publish. Until then, the bio still opens the last published page.
A button can be scheduled, so a festival menu can appear on the day and hide when the window ends.
What not to promise
Do not write that the page takes UPI. It does not. Do not write that a reservation is confirmed. A saved note is a note, until you answer it.
A zero in the studio means nobody opened the page in that period. It is not a sample chart.
Questions
- Can guests pay the bill on this page?
- No. Link the menu and the map. If you take orders online, that checkout stays on the site you already use.
- Where do I write the hours?
- Put the hours and the last seating in the bio line, so a person can decide before they tap a button.